The Family Medicine Physicians - Nurse Collaboration and Its Relation to Patients' Safety Climate

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Published: Nov 12, 2024
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Nurses, Physicians, Collaboration behavior, patients Safety, family medicine

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Sultan Sami Shaqra
Family medicine consultant, King Abdullah medical city – Makkah, Saudi Arabia.
Malak Abdulaziz Khiro
Family medicine and diabetes consultant, King abdullah medical city, Saudi Arabia.
Ruba Yasir Bahadur
Family medicine senior registrar, Al-Takhasosi PHC, Makkah, Saudi Arabia.
Emad Meshal Burayk Alotaibi
Nursing Technician, Erada complex and Mental health Taif, Saudi Arabia.
Saeed Ahmed Ali Alomari
Nursing Technician, Erada complex and Mental health Taif, Saudi Arabia.
Saeed Abdullah Mohammed Al-Zahrani
Nursing Technician, Erada complex and Mental health Taif, Saudi Arabia.
Amnah Abdu Mohammed Abutaleb
Nursing Technician, Erada complex and Mental health Taif, Saudi Arabia.
Abdullah Mesfer Ali Alghamdi
Nursing Technician, Erada complex and Mental health Taif, Saudi Arabia.
Layla Hamad Halloush Moqree
Nursing Technician, Erada complex and Mental health Taif, Saudi Arabia.
Sadia Marzoug Almoalad
Nursing Technician, Erada complex and Mental health Taif, Saudi Arabia.

Abstract

Background:Quality of treatment and patient safety are linked to nurses and doctors working together effectively. The objective is to evaluate the relationship between patient safety climate in critical care units and nurse-physician teamwork.

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Vol. 27 No. 4 (2024)
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